Podcasts about almanac gardener

Mike Gray and the Almanac Gardener panel showcases an adaptive tool to use while gardening. Mike and panel also answers viewers gardening questions.

Bill Lord visits the NC State Fair in Raleigh to checkout the latest information on the status and population of bees in the state. Bill interviews Don Hopkins, the NC Apiary Inspector, who gives insights to the status and population of NC bees.

Mike Gray and the Almanac Gardener panel demonstrates how to use computers and cellular phones to help record and chart the progress of plant activity. They also share how plant enthusiasts can develop on-line community groups to send and exchange plant information.

Karen Neill takes to the kitchen and share tips to using various herbs to give a little flavor to water and snacks.

Lucy Bradley visit the Raleigh City Farm to uncover the answer to what happens to tomato plants when there leaves began to curl up? Chris Gunter, Extension Specialist, at NCSU, give Lucy an understanding to what happens to plants.

What plants can help control insects from eating your favorite plants? Mike Gray and the panel of horticultural experts recommend several plants that will keep insects from nesting and eating your houseplants.

What plants can help control insects from eating your favorite plants? Mike Gray and the panel of horticultural experts recommend several plants that will keep insects from nesting and eating your houseplants.

Charlotte Glen, Horticultural Agent in Pender County, talk with Bobbi Crawford, Master Gardener, on identifying plants that deer resist eating while growing in landscapes.

Michelle Wallace shares how viewers can get a head start on pruning and training Blackberry Canes so that plants yields great harvest.

Jeana Myers, Horticultural Agent in Wake County, visits the Lakeview Daylily Farm, to get the scoop on growing beautiful Day Lilies. Owner, Noel Weston, share techniques to growing and planting a variety of Day Lilies.

Mike Gray and the Horticultural Agents demonstrate how Filbert trees can be grown as a shrub, hedge or a tree in landscapes. Mike and guests also answers viewer questions sent in to the show.

Michelle Wallace, Horticultural Agent, Durham County, and Bobby Morttern, Director of Horticulture at Duke Gardens, share tips to creating texture to your landscape.

Mike Gray and the Horticultural Agents demonstrate how Filbert trees can be grown as a shrub, hedge or a tree in landscapes. Mike and guests also answers viewer questions sent in to the show.

Scott Welborn shares why Hydrangea can be the perfect plant for landscapes with terraces. Hydrangea plants can bring beauty to unattractive slope areas in landscapes.

Lucy Bradley talk with Peter Herti, Research Assist at NCSU, about controlling Voles that reap problems in landscapes.

Mike Gray and guest share tips to selecting Passalong plants that will thrive and grow in the everyday garden. Mike and guests also answers viewer questions sent in to the show.

Charlotte Glen visits the Oakmont Nursery in Chatham County to talk with Thomas Dark on growing Crown Jewel Gardenias.

Onion " Bill Lord shows how to start growing various onions in the spring season so viewers can have great tasting carrots to eat throughout the summer season

Michelle Wallace visits the Duke Gardens to get insights on growing ornamental grasses in North Carolina. Michelle interviews Bobby Mottern, Director of Horticulture at Duke Gardens, to get his opinion on growing ornamental grasses near ponds.

Bill Lord demonstrates how to start growing Lettuce, Spinach, Beets and other green plants in the spring season.

Mike Gray and the panel of experts from NCSU share some green plants that are less likely to blossom in the spring season. They also answer various gardening questions sent over the Internet from viewers.

Karen Neill demonstrates how to control Rose Rosette Disease that is common to form on roses. Karen also reveals how to get rid of the disease on roses.

Mike Gray and the panel of experts break out the Broadfork, an old garden tool, to put some fun back into gardening. They also answer various gardening questions sent over the Internet from viewers.

Lucy Bradley interviews Chris Moorman, NCSU, Forestry /Environmental Res., on how to attract birds to landscapes. Lucy and Christ Moorman also reveals the importance of water attracting attracting birds to landscapes.

Scott Welborn takes a tour through the Tanglewood Arboretum to highlight the well-planned and organized pollination garden. The spacious garden attracts many visitors daily to admire its beauty.

Mike Gray and guests explore ways to grow cover crops in the spring season. They share secrets to growing beautiful Crimson Clover so they’re ready to show off in spring

Charlotte Glen interviews Debbie Roos to get the secrets to creating a successful pollination garden that attracts various insects.

Bill Lord demonstrates how to start growing potatoes in the spring season so viewers can have great tasting potatoes all summer long.

Join Mike Gray and the panel of agriculture experts from NCSU Cooperative Extension as they kick off Almanac Gardener’s 33nd season discussing the selection of best mix greens to create an Mesclun Salad.

Farmers learn how to engage in small, sustainable agriculture in our state. The Almanac Gardener team looks into roadside garadening. We take a tour of the NC Aviation Museum in Asheboro. And as we prepare to mark the 45th anniversary of the Moon Landing, we look at how NC played a role in the historic moment.

An NCSU professor & a group of high school students learn about water filtration. PBS host P. Allen Smith films at the Old Salem Museum & Gardens. The Almanac Gardener team learns how to attract butterflies. And US Rep. Howard Coble reflects on his legislative career as he prepares to retire.

Edible Landscaping

Mike Gray and the horticultural panel discuss several easy ways to pick up acorn from lawns without stressing backs, knees and other body parts. Mike and guests also answers a number of plant questions sent in to the show from viewers.

Bill Lord gives insight on how to "Grow Radishes" in your very own garden. Bill shares an innovative way to growing very good tasting radishes.

Brenda Sutton, The Produce Lady, gives wise advise on preparing Fresh Spring Podded Peas. She also shares various ways to serve the peas to family or guests.

Mike Gray and the horticultural panel examine a variety of caterpillars that cause problems to summer plants. Mike and the guests also answers a number of plant questions sent in to the show from viewers.

Mike Gray and the NCSU horticultural agents share tips on keeping birds and other animals from mating in front of home windows. Mike and guests also answers a number of plant questions sent in to the show from viewers.

Panel: Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County; Karen Neill, Horticultural Agent, Guilford County; Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County Features: Linda Blue, Horticultural Agent, Buncombe County, "Planting an Early Season Vegetable Garden" Bill Lord, Environmental Agent, Franklin County, "Using Plastic Tunnels to Prevent Frost Damage"

Bill Lord shares how viewers can grow Spring Snow Peas and Sugar Snaps in large and small gardens. Bill's helpful tips will have viewers enjoying there very own sugar snap peas

Mike Gray and the horticultural experts discuss various ways to solve plant root problems that frustrate growers when growing new plants. Mike and guests also answers a number of plant questions sent in to the show from viewers.

Space Saving Herb Garden

Linda Blue demonstrates how to plan and plant an early season vegetable garden. Linda show viewers how easy it is to start a healthy and successful vegetable garden.

Host, Mike Gray, and the Almanac Gardener panel shares important advise on selecting the best pest controls for your needs. The panel also mentions which brands of pest control to look for at your local lawn and garden supply store.

Host, Mike Gray, and the Almanac Gardener panel shares important advise on preparing and growing fall gardens. The panel also shares deadline times to starting a fall garden.

Host, Mike Gray, and the Almanac Gardener panel gives homeowners a number of plant varieties that grow best in shady areas of lawns. .

Host, Mike Gray, and the Almanac Gardener panel shares several great gardening guides to help growers plan and grow their favorite fruits, vegetables and more.

Mike Gray and the Almanac Gardener panel demonstrates the use of the Broad Fork to get down and dirty in the garden.

Mike Gray and the Almanac Gardener expert panel share tips on mixing your very own soil to get the best soil for your gardening needs. The show also share helpful tips on growing and caring for other gardening items.

Mike Gray and the Almanac Gardener panel of Agents discuss the best times to start planting lettuce so that you get a great tasting crop. The show also share helpful tips on growing and caring for other gardening items.

Space Saving Herb Garden